1. Set the geographic boundary before changing pages
Your firm may describe itself as serving Irving, Dallas County, Texas or a broader metropolitan area. Those descriptions are not interchangeable. The Census records Irving as a municipality in Dallas County; it does not establish your service area, client demand or the places where you are licensed to practice. A page that blurs those boundaries can make it harder for a prospective client to understand whether your firm is relevant to a particular matter.
Recommended approach
Begin with a location review. List the places your firm actually serves, the jurisdictions in which its lawyers practice and the offices or meeting arrangements you publicly represent. Then compare that list with the wording on your homepage, practice-area pages, contact page and location pages. Use Irving only where it accurately describes your coverage. Treat Dallas County as a separate geographic reference rather than a substitute for the city.
